Authentication/Authorization microservice written in Go, provides gRPC endpoints for managing JWT tokens and user's data.
- To run the server and PostgreSQL locally you can execute:
make run - To stop them, run:
make down - Alternatively you can start the database and apply migrations by running:
make run-postgres DETACHED=true && make migrate - And then start a server:
go run cmd/sso/main.go --config=./configs/local.yaml - API will be available at http://localhost:8080/
- Run tests:
make test
- Fetch schemas from the auth-server-schemas repo:
go get github.com/tty-monkey/auth-server-schemas - Create a client connection:
cc, err := grpc.DialContext(context.Background(),
net.JoinHostPort(grpcHost, grpcPort),
grpc.WithTransportCredentials(insecure.NewCredentials()),
)- Initialize a client:
authClient := ssov1.NewAuthClient(cc)- Make requests using the client:
resp, err := authClient.Register(ctx, &ssov1.RegisterRequest{
Email: email,
Password: password,
})- Usage examples can be found in e2e tests
gRPC protobuf schemas can be found here. You can import the schema file into Postman and send requests from it.
Registers a new user.
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Request:
RegisterRequestemail(string): User's email address.password(string): User's password.
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Response:
RegisterResponseuser_id(int64): Unique identifier of the registered user.
Authenticates a user and provides a token.
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Request:
LoginRequestemail(string): User's email address.password(string): User's password.app_id(int32): Application identifier.
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Response:
LoginResponsetoken(string): Authentication token for the user.
Checks if the user is an admin.
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Request:
IsAdminRequestuser_id(int64): Unique identifier of the user.
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Response:
IsAdminResponseis_admin(bool): Indicates whether the user is an admin.